AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Accession Roadmaps: Politico reports the European Commission is preparing clearer “roadmaps” with reform priorities and indicative deadlines for Ukraine, Moldova, Montenegro and Albania, while Bosnia and Herzegovina is not included yet as talks are at an earlier stage. Energy Costs & Tariffs: Bosnia and Herzegovina saw electricity prices rise in the first half of 2026 for both households and businesses, with medium-consumption household tariffs up 6.5% year-on-year. Broadband Push: Starlink is set to start operating in Bosnia within weeks, with Forto saying it could help close the country’s high-speed internet gap. Cybersecurity Cooperation: IDDEEA BiH and Deloitte Spain signed an agreement to support a feasibility study for building a cybersecurity department in Bosnia. Tourism Momentum: Sarajevo Canton recorded 348,531 tourist arrivals and 674,518 overnight stays in the first half of 2026, with foreign visitors driving most demand. Trade Update: Bosnia approved higher apple and pear exports to Russia this year—20,675 tons combined—up sharply from last year. Labour Mobility: Germany confirmed Bosnia and five other Western Balkan countries can access its labour market without qualification checks under a special regulation. Sports & Business Angle: Israir Airlines is awaiting final approvals for new Tel Aviv–Tokyo and Tel Aviv–Miami routes and adds Sarajevo among new European destinations for 2027.
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